Errr, some of us have been in the business of writing parallelised code for quite some time now.
Errr, some of us have been in the business of writing parallelised code for quite some time now. A lot of enterprise* server stuff is written to take advantage of multiple cores/hardware threads and has been for a while. (*yeah, I hate that word)
Posted by Nursie on Jun 3, 2014, 1:14 PM
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Errr, some of us have been in the business of writing parallelised code for quite some time now.
NursieJun 3, 2014, 1:14 PM
Errr, some of us have been in the business of writing parallelised code for quite some time now. A lot of enterprise* server stuff is written to take advantage of multiple cores/hardware threads and has been for a while. (*yeah, I hate that word)
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